
HA400 4-Channel Headphone Amplifier
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The HA400 is a tiny metal 4-channel stereo headphone amp that splits one input to four listeners, each with their own volume knob. It is a rebadged version of the widely sold Behringer MicroAMP HA400, so it shares that unit's strengths and limits: simple, quiet, and cheap-feeling. It suits small studios, bands tracking together, podcast and gaming setups that need more headphone outs than the interface has. Rivals like the Behringer HA400 and Mackie HM-4 do the same job; this one adds gold-plated 1/4-inch jacks but no per-channel mute or mono switch.
In stockSold by RK Electronics Co.LtdReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Owners of this HA400 design, sold under several names, call it a cheap and reliable way to add four headphone outs. Most praise the independent knobs and quiet operation; complaints center on the plastic-feeling knobs, limited power for high-impedance cans, and the lack of 3.5mm jacks.
The HA400 is an ultra-compact 4-channel stereo headphone amplifier. It lets up to four people monitor audio at the same time from a single source. Each channel has its own volume knob, so every listener can set their own level without affecting the others.
The amplifier has a metal chassis. It delivers stereo sound with low noise and minimal distortion. It connects to mixers, sound cards, instruments, PCs, phones and speakers through gold-plated 1/4" (6.35 mm) jacks. It can be used for studio monitoring, home recording, band practice and gaming setups.
















